Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-02

for the future, might induce them tC
 join with us in public policy that will
 contribute to the interests of the people
 of Tennessee and of the whole country
 more and greater benefits and Rdvsn.
 tages thsn can possibly be conferred upon them by the democratic party. l
 have felt that the differences that grew out Of the war now hold large body of
 honest and patriotic citizens of the south
 from cooperating with the republican party, which m my judgment is in sym
 pathy with us. that perhaps I might be
 able to dlssipate these preiudices by a frank statement of views which have
 actuated the republican psrty in the ! past, snd thus bring us into co-opera-
 tion in measures tending 10 advance the common interest and prosperity of our country. feel confident that the peo- | pie of Tennessee who from the very ! earliest settlement have been distin- ! guished for their courage and Indepen- ! denee, will give a stranger among them s fair hearing for honest opinions" A. | ter dwelling upon the lessons of his | political life, Sherman said: "Stste rights as distinguished from national authority has been adisturbing element Tn American politics. To the people at large, both state and nation are conve- nient agencies for the exercise of dis
 tinct and separate powers for the com mon. good To individual citizens they are guardians of the distinct and sepsr- ate rights and privileges to which We owe allegiance and duty"
 DUBLIN, March 24.-United Ireland Parnells organ, publishes letter con- | fusnNnn an uNkoaE p01Hlnr aktaF retary for Ireland. It calls him bloody Baltour with tigers heart in awomsn's hide, and says he has entered lightly into struggle with the Catholic church. In such struggles the proudest despots have been humbled into the dust. Prince Bismarck. swsying the destinies of Europe. in his whole career but once learned the bitterness of defeat, and that was when he laid his hands on the church which resents the sacrIlegious handing of the sacred privileges of the priesthood.
 WAsHNGroS, March 24.-The presi- dent today signed the commissions. of the interstate commissioners, but they will be held at the White house until their arrival.
 ST. PETERSBURG, March 26.-Eighty- seven torpedo vessels belonging to the Baltic fleet of the Russian navy have been ordered to he put in a state of con- stant readiness for service Crews have been ordered forthwith for forty five of these vessels.
 CHICAGO, March 26.--MsyOr Carter Fl. Harrison has again declined the demo- cratic nomination for mayor of Chicago and this time declares that his decision IS final.
 NEW YORK. March 26.-The World, thIs morning., prints the text of the ex- tradition treaty with Russia which was signed yesterday by Secretary Manning and Minister Strewe. IL provides for the mutual surrender of persons con victed or charged with murder, man. slaughter. rape, abortion burglary, rob bery. forgery, cOunterfeiting, embezzls- ment, piracy, muiiuy and malicious de- struction of property when it epdaDgers life. The treaty also provides that no person shall be extradIted for political offense.
 VICTORIA, B. C.. March 26.-The first through passengers on the Canadian Pacific railroad since the blockade sr- rived here from the east last night. It is believed no further interruption to travel will occur.
 SAN FRANCISCO, March 26.-The near approach of the time when the inter- state commerce law will go into effect and the expected consequent rise in ireights. has caused 8 tremendous activity m both east and west bound treiyhs. It IS believed that this weeks business will exceed that of any other week in the history of the Pacific raIl- roads.
 NEW YORK. March 26.-The wrecked steamer Scotia of the Fabre line, on the beach, 15 miles west of Fire Island. has been reached by a wrecking steamer and the rescue of the passengers will be proceeded with ss soon ss possible. A dispatch was today received from the scene of the wreck which states that the seq is smooth and the vessel resting easy.
 NEW YORK. March 26.-Arrange- ments are being perfected in this city for the consolidation of & number of roads south of the Lakes into a system like that of the Richmond 4 West Point Terminal Co. The Louisville, New AL bany < Chicago. and Lake Erie 4 West ern, and Cincinnati Hamilton < Dayton, will form the roads of the system and will compete for business from MIssis- sIppi to the ocean. The Dalton & Del phOs railroad has been bop fot by the Cin- cinnati, HamltHaCsnd DaSS,,'n, and will bs useeflved connection with Chicago anfmustatlantic. Most of the principal 1eeFck holders in the Richmond ter mipal are interested in the new system. and if Stsyner q Ives purchase of the Baltimore & Ohio is successfully carried out their railroad will be used for the eastern connection.
 SAN FRAScIsCo. March 26-A duel took place early this morning in Pink ley alley, near the county jsil. The par ticipants were Jim Neal and Val PscheO. On Wednesday night Neal struck Pa cheo's wife, after she had declined to re- ceive his atten lions. Last night he challenged Pscheo to duel, who accept | ed. Both men met in the alley above mentioned, selected seconds, paced oil ten steps and under the dim light com menced the fusilade. Neal fired nine shots and his antagonist two. none of which did the least harm All the par ties then disappeared. Pseheo was ST. rested later this morning.
 S.Y FRANCISCO. March 25.-To-dsy l witnessed another of those exciting l scenes which have been 20 frequent dur | ring the progress of the Goldenson | murder trIsl. Attorney Levi, ID his sr- | gument for the prosecution, referred to | the defendant as having always been "a bad boy and worrying for what he will | get-the gallOws.r The prisoner inter rupted Levi by exclaiming. You are 6 d-d har.r Turning to Judge Murphy, | Levi said, "Your Honor. some one IS creating a disturbance in the back of the court room" "Ob, you go to h-l," retorted the murderer. as be made mo- | ton to leave his seat; the deputy sheriff. | however, prevented him and the sttor- uey continued his argument, The in terruption of the prisoner created s sen- seatIon,
 ALBrouEEoUE, March 2a-From the moment the last session of the New Me1ico legislature passed bill creating l San Juan county from part of Rio Arr | ba county. all towns ID the county have been auarreling over the location of the county seat. So warm had the fight be- came that Governor Ross ordered that the county commissioners recently ap- pointed by him should meet st once and decide which town should be honored n Ea nN dmakTaG lnNaknn